Is there something special about climbing harnesses? When do climbers need to use a harness? This post gets into all the details you need to know!
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Why do I need climbing shoes? Climbing shoes are the perfect tool for climber's feet, and designed to provide friction and support on walls and rock.
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This post written for all experience levels describes what a climbing rope is, and where and how it is used by climbers both indoors and outdoors.
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This post by Fallon Rowe describes what it's like to climb with hEDS, provides tips/examples from the community, and contains helpful resources on climbing with the condition.
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What is a belay device and how do we use it? We explain the key details of how to identify and use belay devices for indoor and outdoor climbing.
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What kind of carabiners do you need to climb? This post gives an overview and descriptions on where and how climbers use carabiners in climbing.
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Gate opening refers to the distance between a carabiner's nose and the fully open gate. Read why and how this matters.
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Fallon Rowe shares key information for supporting yourself while climbing with POTS, and how to be a supportive belayer for a climber with POTS.
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Gate Flutter is when harmonic vibration causes the gate to slightly open and close. Gate shutter is when the gate opens due to the spine of the carabiner hitting against something.
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Are there reasons to use one belay device over another? This post explores the different climbing situations and how they relate to belay devices.
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All the tools and steps needed to thoroughly clean your carabiners, whether you have a sticky gate or a burr. Also find out when to retire your carabiners.
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Carabiners are incredibly strong. They can last a lifetime when properly maintained. We list the 8 main reasons to retire your carabiners.
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